Grey Nurse shark was around yesterday. Today it wasn't so calm or clear but was still a lovely swim after the rain!
The visibility has been fantastic the last week and it's been exciting hearing reports of Turtle, Cuttlefish and Grey Nurse sightings. Some people even saw Cow Nose Rays a few days ago. Just a quick blog today with photos I loaded in advance which I've taken over the last few days.
The Today Show news crew were down today to get a bit of footage of the B&B swimmers during the weather report!
Mermaids and some of A Team collide
Baby Arnie is the most chilled baby ever! He's even happy with this bunch of hooligans whilst his mum Michelle enjoys a swim!
A few waves today
Back to underwater pics as I'm off to work! Moorish Idols on moon like rocks near the pool.
Cuttlefish showing off!
Two Cuttlefish here. Probably 2 males again. It's great when they change white before your eyes!
Eagle Ray
This is the hunchback Groper. He lives near the pool.
Pomfred
Another one of the beautiful Grey Nurse I saw yesterday out from the shed.
Karen and 2 Cuttlefish on Saturday
Ingrid and Sue with a Cuttlefish
Nice to get a face on pic!
A few things happening you might be interested in!
Our very own JK aka John Kelly is speaking at Story Room on June 7th. Tickets are selling fast!
Ray Hodgson has swum with us in the past and is speaking at Sea Eagles club on 31/6
and now a word from Management:
Lisa Boyle is our lucky B&B Budgy Smuggler Swimmer of the Month for April. Lisa receives a voucher for a pair of Budgy Smugglers from the Budgy Smuggler shop. To be in the running just swim at least once in the month and log your swim.
B&B monthly dinner – Tuesday 14th June 2022
The speaker at our next monthly dinner, to be held on Tuesday June 14th at Bluewater Café at 6.30 pm, will be one of our swimmers, Dr Caroline West. Caroline, one of Australia’s best-known doctors, will explore the science behind memory improvement and what we can do to keep the brain young - simple steps that may really surprise you. Caroline is well known for her extensive medical media work in print and TV which includes reporting and producing for Ask the Doctor, Catalyst, Beyond 2000, Good Medicine and 60 minutes. Most recently she has been posted in Broken Hill working with the Maari Ma Aboriginal Health Service as well the Flying Doctor Service.
The cost of the dinner is great value at only $30 a head, which includes shared entrees, and a selection of mains to choose from (including a vegetarian option). Glasses of beer or wine and desserts are also available at the special price of only $5 each (please note, NO BYO). Bookings are essential, so to avoid disappointment and secure your spot please book HERE.
Have a great day
Lainey xx
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